Overview

Last known date: August 2013; records differ between August 4 and August 7
Last known location: Fisty, Perry County, Kentucky
Age when missing: 31
Case status: Missing person; unresolved
NamUs number: MP34125

Main Circumstances

Her case remains listed in the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System.

Diana Roberts reportedly told a family member that she planned to travel to Ohio with a friend, possibly for a medical appointment.

It has not been publicly confirmed that she reached Ohio.

After her disappearance, Diana had no known contact with her family.

No publicly confirmed recovery, arrest or resolution has been announced.

Detailed Case Breakdown

The Disappearance of Diana Roberts: Kentucky Mother Missing Since 2013

Brief Case Summary

Last known date: August 2013; records differ between August 4 and August 7
Last known location: Fisty, Perry County, Kentucky
Age when missing: 31
Case status: Missing person; unresolved
NamUs number: MP34125

Main Circumstances

1. Diana Roberts reportedly told a family member that she planned to travel to Ohio with a friend, possibly for a medical appointment.
2. It has not been publicly confirmed that she reached Ohio.
3. After her disappearance, Diana had no known contact with her family.
4. No publicly confirmed recovery, arrest or resolution has been announced.
5. Her case remains listed in the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System.

What Happened to Diana Roberts?

Diana Roberts was 31 years old when she disappeared from the Fisty area of Perry County, Kentucky, in August 2013. More than a decade later, the central questions surrounding her disappearance remain unanswered: Did she leave Kentucky as planned, whom was she traveling with and where did she go after she was last in contact with her family?

Publicly available case information states that Diana was believed to have traveled to Ohio with a friend. She reportedly told a relative that she was making the trip before she vanished. However, available records do not establish whether she reached Ohio, attended an appointment or returned to Kentucky.

After Diana disappeared, she stopped communicating with her family. That lack of contact was considered unusual enough for her disappearance to be reported and entered into national missing-person records. Her NamUs profile is filed as MP34125.

Conflicting Dates in Diana Roberts’ Missing-Person Case

There is a discrepancy concerning the date Diana was last seen or reported missing.

The case information reproduced from NamUs by Uncovered lists August 7, 2013, as the date she went missing. Family and community awareness materials have frequently identified August 4, 2013, as her last-seen date.

The difference may reflect the distinction between Diana’s last confirmed sighting, her last communication and the date on which her absence was formally recorded. Publicly accessible records do not clearly explain the discrepancy. Both dates should therefore be considered when reviewing records, photographs, travel information or witness recollections from that period.

The Reported Trip to Ohio

One of the most significant details in Diana’s case is the reported trip from Kentucky to Ohio. She was allegedly traveling with a friend and may have intended to see a doctor.

Several critical details have not been publicly established:

1. The identity of the person with whom Diana reportedly traveled
2. The Ohio city or medical office she intended to visit
3. The vehicle used for the trip
4. Whether she crossed into Ohio
5. Whether anyone independently confirmed seeing her during the journey

The possibility of interstate travel considerably expands the area in which records, witnesses or unidentified-person cases might be relevant. Information from both Kentucky and Ohio could therefore be important to investigators.

Diana Roberts’ Description

Available case information describes Diana as a white woman with blond or strawberry-blond hair. She was approximately 5 feet 4 inches tall and weighed about 164 pounds when she disappeared. She would now be in her forties.

A person’s appearance can change significantly over time. Tips should not be dismissed solely because someone’s current hair color, weight, clothing or general appearance differs from older photographs.

Latest Publicly Available Investigation Information

As of July 15, 2026, Diana Roberts remains publicly listed as a missing person under NamUs number MP34125. No publicly announced arrest, confirmed sighting, recovery or resolution was located in current official and established case sources reviewed for this article.

The investigating contact associated with the case is Kentucky State Police Post 13 in Hazard. Its official telephone number is 606-435-6069. Post 13 serves Perry County and surrounding counties in eastern Kentucky.

The continued presence of Diana’s record in NamUs indicates that the case has not been publicly closed as a resolved disappearance. The limited amount of information released does not necessarily mean investigators possess no additional evidence; law enforcement agencies routinely withhold information that could affect interviews, evidence verification or a future prosecution.

Why Information From August 2013 Still Matters

Even after many years, seemingly minor information can help establish a missing person’s movements. Investigators may benefit from hearing from anyone who:

1. Saw Diana in Perry County during the first week of August 2013
2. Knew about her planned trip to Ohio
3. Knew the person who was supposed to accompany her
4. Saw her inside a vehicle, medical facility, motel or business
5. Communicated with her by telephone, text message or social media
6. Possesses photographs, messages, calendars, receipts or travel records from that period
7. Heard someone discuss Diana’s disappearance before details became publicly known

A person who previously assumed that someone else had reported information should still contact investigators. Independent accounts can corroborate dates, locations and relationships.

How to Submit Information

Anyone with information concerning Diana Roberts should contact Kentucky State Police Post 13 at 606-435-6069 and reference NamUs case MP34125.

People should provide information directly to law enforcement rather than confronting individuals, conducting unauthorized searches on private property or publicly naming unconfirmed suspects. Speculation can harm Diana’s family, spread inaccurate claims and interfere with legitimate investigative work.

Diana Roberts Is Still Missing

Diana Roberts disappeared from Perry County in August 2013 after reportedly discussing a trip to Ohio. Her destination, traveling companion and movements after leaving the Fisty area have not been publicly established.

Her disappearance remains unresolved. More than a decade later, one reliable witness, preserved message, travel record or previously unreported conversation could provide the detail investigators need to move the case forward.

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DIANA ROBERTS — 12 YEARS WITHOUT ANSWERS

Perry County, Kentucky
Last Seen: August 4, 2013

Diana Roberts was 31 years old when she disappeared from the Jamestown Village trailer park on the Perry–Knott County line near Fisty. She has never been seen again.

Description at Time of Disappearance:
• Height: 5’4”–5’6”
• Weight: 160–230 lbs
• Hair: Brown
• Eyes: Hazel

Diana was a devoted mother who loved her family deeply. Her loved ones say she would never choose to walk away from her life or her children. Someone out there knows what happened.

Investigation:
Kentucky State Police Post 13 continues to work this case.

Have a Tip?
Call 606-435-6069. You can remain anonymous.

Her family has waited 12 long years for answers. One call could finally bring Diana home.